CROSSFIX™ Mounts for Cross Dominance

"Does it work?  I went to the range with an Aimpoint T-2, Micro T-1, and EOTech XPS and had great success.....impressed with how robust and simple of a solution it is".  Guns & Ammo AR-15 magazine, 2025 Issue No. 3. 

Our newest mount addresses cross eye-hand dominance, which impacts over 15% of the population.  Simply attach to the upper receiver with the optic on your dominant eye side and cant the rifle inward - or move your head slightly - to shoot.  Bore concentric with M4-height upper.  

Available in 2 heights: Mk1 mimics the cheek weld of a 1.54" height mount, while Mk2 is 1/4" taller.  In the photos, the Mk1 is shown with an Aimpoint, while Mk2 is shown with an EOTech XPS.  

For zeroing, you have the choice of a lateral offset or converging zero.  Designed for repeatable hits on practical targets.  With a level AR, the reticle is offset 1" horizontally from the bore.  

Reversible for left and right hand use

Made in USA.  7075-T651 aircraft aluminum - Type III Black hardcoat anodize

Weight: Mk1 2.4 ounces / Mk2 2.6 ounces

7 slots for attaching optics, while only using 4 slots on your upper receiver

LPVO Use: if your mount uses 7 slots, such as the Badger Condition One, Vortex/Seekins CM-534, or Sig SOA20014, you may be able to rotate your scope within the mount so that your crosshairs track vertically and horizontally with a slight cant of the rifle.  This offers a parallel zero with minimal offset, or an intersecting zero.  NOT compatible with mounts requiring 8 or more slots.  (9-slot version coming Q1 2026). 

Compatible with Trijicon's ACOG TA01, TA11, and TA31.  

Install with 5/32" hex bit (not included) 

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Range demo of 50 yd zero on Crossfix Mk1 with Colt 6920, Winchester M193, with 2/3 IPSC at 200 yards and 1/2 IPSC at 100 yards.  No lateral point of impact shift.  Rifle is level on a bipod.